The following is my
answer to a Quora question: “If I invest 10 million in the bank,
what would I be looking at for my annual return?”
The question itself is not very clear. There are different sorts of banks. In your case, assuming that you have that
amount, I would assume that it has to be an investment bank. Merchant and commercial banking have different
areas of focus, and they do not have the sort of investment products that an
investment bank has, and thus cannot give you that sort of returns.
With that amount, you are considered a High Net Worth
client, meaning that you have access to investment products that people who do
not fall into this category will not even know exist. Your risk profile in this case should be at
least balanced. Anything lower, and
perhaps fixed deposits, or government bonds would be more your thing.
Depending on the investment horizon, the type of
securities, the currency and other forms of exposure and the liquidity you are
looking at, a good investment banker can give you at least 8% per annum,
without you getting involved in leveraged and high-risk products. There are fund managers affiliated through the
banks that can offer much higher of course, but the fine print is full of
disclaimers since they cannot guarantee the principal.
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